Kappa Deltas Attend State Rally at Ames
The Kappa Delta state rally takes place at the Memorial Union in Ames on Saturday drawing local members including Mrs. Harold Davis and Miss Annabelle Teets. The program features panel discussions luncheon and a tea at the Kappa Delta house with national president Mrs. Walter E Militzer among the distinguished guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta
Memorial Union
Ames
Harold Davis
M. Holbrook Morrison
Annabelle Teets
Rose Ann Kubovec
Dorothy Manuel
Joyce Dollman
Dorothy Manchester
Adele Weymouth
Margaret Threlkeld
Ruth Chalmers
Marabelle Fuller
Kappa Delta House
Walter E Militzer
Mrs Lloyd Barnes Honored At Bridge Party In Colorado Springs
Mrs Lloyd C Barnes of Colorado Springs formerly Gladys McKinlay of Cedar Rapids was honored at a Monday bridge party at the Roosevelt hotel hosted by Craemers store staff who worked with her. Attendees included Ruth Denny Amy O Dunn Corinne Shover Rosa Haluza Elva Jessen Betty Emerson Betty Caldwell Cecelia Johnson Isabel Elston Deborah Coffin Ferne Campbell Emma Baumgartner and Linnie Lawler. Mrs Barnes and her son Bobby will depart Friday for home after two weeks with friends and relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Barnes
Coloado Springs
Colo
Gladys McKinlay
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Craemers’ Store
Barnes
Ruth Denny
Amy O'Donnell
Corinne Shover
Rosa Haluza
Elva Jessen
Betty Emerson
Betty Caldwell
Cecelia Johnson
Isabel Elston
Deborah Coffin
Ferne Campbell
Emma Baumgartner
Linnie Lawler
Margaret Birkett Crowned Queen At Coe May Fete
Margaret Birkett of Ellsworth Minnesota was crowned Queen of Coe College May Day before about 4000 spectators. The ceremony featured colorfully dressed attendants and a procession with dancers performing Bohemian Hungarian Irish and Italian themed numbers. Marabelle Fuller accompanied the program with piano as Dean Mary Bell crowned the queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Birkett
Coe May Fete
T. M. Sinclair Memorial
Ellsworth
Minn
Coe College
Miss Birkett
Anna Mae Messa
Dorothy Nelson
DeLores Newman
Dorothy Plock
Lorraine Rawlings
Jean Richardson
Betty Shafer
Jeanne Sheetz
Lois Jane Sutter
Mary Towne
Tarentella
Ruth Andresen
Elizabeth Colton
Marie Dolson
Pegay Howland
Eleanor Peters
Anajean Sallach
Phylis Sheehy
Barbara Wiprud
Dorothy Barnes
Mary Lou Bow
Marabelle Fuller
Jean Anderson
Jean Burroughs
Hoovers Keehns Return From Chicago Trip
Mr and Mrs Everett C Hoover and Mr and Mrs P F Keehn have returned home after spending a few days in Chicago. The Hoover address is 1700 Eighth avenue SE and the Keehn address is 1907 Glen way drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett C. Hoover
Eighth Avenue
P. F. Keehn
Glenway Drive
Chicago
Morris relatives as guests in Southeast address
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Morris of 441 Twenty sixth street SE entertain as guests Mrs Morris sister Eddie Ollar of Little Rock Arkansas and Mrs C A Kettering and Mr Kettering of Independence Kansas serving relatives from the household in a social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Morris
Twenty-sixth Street
Morris
Eddie Ollar
Little Rock, Ark
C. A. Kettering
Mr. Kettering
Independence
Kan
Bridal Dinner for Miss Stitzel and Mr Alcorn Planned
Final courtesy for Lois Stitzel of Marion and Lewis L Alcorn of Cedar Rapids. Parents host Friday at 6 pm at Commonwealth tea room with twenty guests including bridal party. Attendees include Dr and Mrs H G Stitzel and M P Lewis grandfather. Rehearsal follows at Marion Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Stitzel
Marion
Lewis L. Alcorn
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Alcorn
A. LeRoy Alcorn
Fifth Avenue SE
Commonwealth Tea Room
H. G. Stitzel
M. P. Lewis
Sheridan
Wyo
Woods Couple Return From Eastern Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Thomas L Woods of 2417 Bever Avenue SE have returned after a two week motor trip through the east. They attended the Kentucky Derby and visited Cincinnati Zanesville Ohio where friends joined them and they traveled to New York City and Washington D C for a portion of the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Woods
Bever Avenue
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Ohio
New York City
Washington, D. C
L L White Guest of Reid Family at Dinner
L L White of Chicago general superintendent of the North Western railway was dinner guest of his sister Mrs Raymond A Reid and Mr Reid and his mother Mrs Mary E White at 512 Knollwood Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ll. White
Chicago
North Western Raihway
Raymond A Reid
Reid
Mary E White
Knollwood Drive
Birthday Luncheon for Mrs Mina Roseman Aged 85
Mrs Mina Roseman celebrated her eighty fifth birthday with a luncheon hosted by her daughter Mrs Luella Smith at 719 Eighth Street SW. Guests joined the family around a long table with a central birthday cake presented by grandson Paul V. Smith. Attending were Rev F Jo Wykle Mesdames Bela Smith J R Buchan Charles Ferrell WR Kettler Ella Day Mary Rebec Julia Hynds Mary Martin Nellie McDowell and Misses Clara Doehr Lois Follen Mary Fans and Mrs Paul V Smith assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Roseman
Luella Smith
Eighth Street
Paul V. Smith
F. Jo Wykle
Bela Smith
J R. Buchan
Charles Ferrell
WR. Kettler
Ella Day
Mary Rebec
Julia Hynds
Mary Martin
Malta Initiation At Masonic Hall This Saturday
Malta chapter No. 415, C. FE, S, will hold an initiation at the Masonic hall Saturday at 7.45 pm followed by refreshments. Dancing and cards will conclude the meeting. All members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
C. Fe, S
Masonic Hall
Mrs Lenway and Mrs Powrie to Des Moines
Mrs Ezra Lenway of 1618 Fifth Street NW and Mrs J M Powrie of 1442 Fourth Avenue SE depart Thursday for Des Moines to visit Mrs Powrie's mother and Boyd Lenway son of Mrs Lenway serving with the 14th cavalry at Fort Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Lenway
Fifth Street
J. M. Powrie
Fourth Avenue
Des Moines
Junior Falcons Meet at Sokol Hall Saturday
A Junior Falcons gathering is set for Saturday at 7 30 p.m. at Sokol hall. The event includes initiation of new members and a program of moving pictures presented by Charles Novotny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcons
Sokol Hall
Charles Novotny
Katherine Kratzer to wed Dean Cain in Cedar Rapids
Engagement announced Miss Katherine M Kratzer daughter of Mrs Martha Wilson Cedar Rapids to Dean Arthur Cain son of Mr and Mrs A L Cain 890 Twelfth Street NE Cedar Rapids The wedding is set for May 29 at the groom’s parents home They will honeymoon in Omaha and reside in Cedar Rapids Mrs Kratzer a Coggan High School graduate Mr Cain a Washington High School alumnus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine M . Kratzer
Martha Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Dean Arthur Cain
A L. Cain
Twelfth Street
Miss Kratzer
Omaha
Coggan High School
Mr. Cain
Washington High School
Miss Helen Youtzy Honored at Shower
Miss Helen Youtzy a June bride elect was honored at a miscellaneous shower held at the Sisam home 1012 First Avenue West Tuesday evening. Guests included Mesdames Erwin Johnson Claire Stoneking Earl Rutan Kenneth Broxey William Sommers Harvey Vial and Misses Genevieve Jarboe Phyllis Baldwin Lucile Steyne Ardyce Woodside Doris Woolwine Eleanor Wisely Virginia Hammill and Maxine Plummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Sisam
Armina Davis
Sisam
First Avenue
Helen Youtzy
Erwin Johnson
Claire Stoneking
Earl Rutan
Kenneth Broxey
William Sommers
Harvey Vial
Genevieve Jarboe
Phyllis Baldwin
Mrs Rains Hosts Shower for Miss Harriett Daggett
Mrs Byron Rains and her mother hosted a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening for Miss Harriett Daggett, who will marry Herbert Hunt on June 7. Prize winners included Miss Marjorie Greer and Mrs Hugh Daggett. guests listed include Mrs Ida Daggett, A A Daggett, Hattie Greer, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Rains
L. W. Minehart
Harriett Daggett
Herbert Hunt
Marjorie Greer
Hugh Daggett
Ida Daggett
A. A. Daggett
Hattie Greer
Robert Daggett
Joseph Shearer
Harry Kindig
Martha Dysart
Herschel Greer
Melford Emerson
E Brown
Charles McKim
Charles Patterson
Robert Gable
Econa Benish
Dorothy Greer
Matilda Ross
Joan Kindig
Poets Meet At Central Park Church For Monday Session
Thirty nine members and poets attended the Alice Korteling guild gathering at Central Park Presbyterian church Monday night. A Mother's day program featured Mrs Vernon Spohn reading local poets works, with Janice Clark performing violin solo with Jerry Low and Patricia Carberry on piano. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Fred Schindler, Mrs Alan Peremsky, Mrs Nellie Israel, Mrs William Grafton and Miss Jean Dunlop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Korteling
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Vernon Spohn
Janice Clark
Jerry Low
Patricia Carberry
Fred Schindler
Alan Peremsky
Nellie Israel
William Grafton
Jean Dunlop
Bridge Club Dessert Luncheon At Mrs Syse Home
The Wednesday Bridge club met at Mrs. Frank Syse’s 1126 Third Street SW for a dessert luncheon. High score winner was Mrs. Gerald Fottral, with prizes to Mrs Ralph Veley and Mrs Al lan Bristow. Other attendees included Mesdames Jerry Racer Charles J. Vorel Willard Pfautz and Leo Trachta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Syse
Third Street
Gerald Fottral
Ralph Veley
Allan Bristow
Jerry Racer
Charles J. Vorel
Willard Pfautz
Leo Trachta
Bride Elect and Guests Spark Social Events
The bride elect and out of town guest inspire a series of luncheons dinners and bridge parties. Hostess Miss Nelle Erwin entertained at luncheon and bridge for Mrs C P Baxter of Wichita with others hosting similar gatherings in Cedar Rapids.
Trinity Lutheran Birthday Parties Celebrate All Ages
Trinity Lutheran church held annual birthday parties in the assembly room with a theme Birthdays in infancy youth middle-age and old age A total of 300 attended both sessions The program featured songs pantomimes and a talk by Rev P L Bornhoef with refreshments and a birthday cake by William K Engelman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
William K. Engelman
P. L. Bornhoef
J. Timm
Victor Bryant
R. Kottmeier
MH. Luber
George Iten
Typographical Ladies Elect Officers in Local Auxiliary
Members of Typographical auxiliary No. 105 met Wednesday evening and elected officers including Mrs George Klumpar as president and Mrs Liloud Spencer as vice president. Mrs John Frasher and Mrs Robert Stahl were reelected treasurer and secretary respectively. Retiring officers will be honored at a luncheon June 26 at Killian's Tea Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typographical Auxiliary No
George Klumpar
Liloud Spencer
John Frasher
Robert Stahl
Killian’s
Beta Sigma Phi elects new officers at Roosevelt Hotel
Beta Iota chapter met Monday night for a business and educational session at the Roosevelt hotel. New officers were installed: Bernice Monahan president, Eleanor Condon vice president, Anita Dolan treasurer, and Marie Hronek secretary. Plans were made to attend the state convention in Council Bluffs this weekend.
Mrs Hallenbeck Hosts Shower For Miss Janet Morton
Mrs George A Hallenbeck hosted a dessert luncheon wedding shower at 3415 First Ave FE on Wednesday for Miss Janet F Morton whose marriage to William L Stusak is set for May 24. Guests included Handwork club members and family such as Mesdames Morton Franklin Nelson Lu core Mohn Sallie Mohn Hargrave Rutgers Courtney Engle and Cavin. An out of town guest was Miss Kathryn Engle of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Erwin
Vernon Drive
C. P. Baxter
Wichita
Kan
Baxter
Robert C. Toms
Grande Avenue
W. E. Buell
Portland
Ore
New Orleans
Toms
Buell
Iowa State College
Cedar Rapids
Charlotte Pinney
Indian Road
William J. Macaulay
Toledo
T. L. Chadbourne
Vinton
A RR. Butterfield
Nineteenth Street
Commonwealth Tea Room
Elizabeth Melberg
William McLane Rae
Des Moines
Katharine and
Caroline van Meter
Third Avenue SE
Betty Beardsley
Sarah Palmer
Catherine Cooper
Virginia Black
Mary Luberger
Robert Stonebraker
George N Har~less
Mary Catherine Jennings
George A. Hallenbeck
First Avenue FE
Janet F. Morton
William L. Stusak
John Morton
Matilda Franklin
Ella Nelson
Joan Lucore
Willis Mohn
Sallie Mohn
Charles Hargrave
Forest Rutgers
Courtney
Thomas Engle
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Holds Picnic Luncheon Meeting
The Current Events group met at 2200 B avenue NE with Mrs W J Hladky for a picnic luncheon. Hosts were assisted by Mrs H A Hobe Rock Mrs C C Moffitt and Mrs George Arduser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
W. J. Hladky
Avenue
H A Hoberock
C C Moffitt
George Arduser
Tradky
FB. T. Terrill
GH. Artis
Junior Fun Night by Franklin Ninth Grade Club
The fourth ninth grade Girl Reserve party for Junior High Fun Night is set for Friday at the YWCA from 7 30 to 10 p m. Theme Swing and Sway on the Isle of May. A program by Beverly Moria and Mildred Fuller. Miss Eleanor ecPters adviser. refreshment committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Isle of May
Yw.c.a
Beverly Moria
Mildred Fuller
Eleanor ecPters
Community event details and committee listings report
Verna Jean Burr Beverly Morro Charline Huber and Rebecca Stone appear in a reception context. The reception committee includes Arline Gundling Margaret Hunter Rosemary Dun Carolyn Nelson Gladyce Johnson. Peggy Hruska responsible for invitations with Carolyn Nelson program committee Allane West Polly Spohn Jacqueline Carberry and Peggy Hruska. There will be no regular senior fun night Friday as this party will take its place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Jean Burr
Beverly Morro
Charline Huber
Rebecca Stone
Arline Gundling
Margaret Hunter
Rosemary Dun
Carolyn Nelson
Gladyce Johnson
Peggy Hruska
Allane West
Polly Spohn
Jacqueline Carberry
Waxys and Means Society Dines at Fairfax Farm
Members of the Waxys and Means group of the Grande Avenue Presbyterian Church and their husbands were entertained Thursday evening for dinner at the farm home of Miss Janet Brownlie near Fairfax. Miss Brownlie was assisted by her sister, Mrs Marion Dennis. The evening was spent socially in the yard and garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxys and Means Society
Grande Avenue Presbyterian Church
Janet Brownlie
Fairfax
Pleiades Society Hosts Boat Party at Coe College
Miss Maxine Fitzsimmons hosted a Pleiades society boat ride through the Pali sades on a Wednesday evening at Coe College. Supper was served on deck. Mrs A Ro Menary and Marion Davidson were guests. Mrs A E Chaser won the Numbers game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Fitzsimmons
Third Avenue SE
Pleiades Society
Coe College
Palisades
A. Ro Menary
Marion Davidson
A. E. Chaser
Naomi Circle Holds Sewing Session and Adds Member
Mrs. Levina Wiltsey hosted eleven Naomi circle members at 820 Third Street NW for a Wednesday sewing afternoon. Helene Leibsohn was welcomed as a new member. next meeting at Mrs Naomi Trabu’s home 640 Twenty First Avenue SW for a birthday dinner and election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levina Wiltsey
Third Street
Naomi Circle
Helene Leibsohn
Naomi Trabu
Twents
First Avenue
Miss Gerber Hostess Termites Meeting
The Termites met Thursday evening with Betty Gerber at 600 Second Street NW. Present were Mary Janet Lenway Phyllis Lenway Fran Murdock Donna Sherlock Marilyn Schneider and Jean Borst. The next meeting will be at the home of June Buckingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Gerber
Second Street NW
Mary Janet Lenway
Phyllis Lenway
Fran Murdock
Donna Sherlock
Marilyn Schneider
Jean Borst
June Buckingham
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Kappa Deltas
Lloyd Barnes
Jane Ball
Phyllis Rogers
Lois Tankersley
Marshalltown
Patricia Stiles
Sharon Gaston
Susan Ray
Ann Lichtenstein
Mary Ann Turnbull
Ethel Ryan
Ruth Zika
Women's Physical
Holland
Estelle Bachelder
Caroline Benesh
Lucile Hamlin
Edith Jones
Lorena Musgrave
Maisie Sanderson
Bonnie Schermerhorn
Virginia Self
Jean Ashby
June Bennett
Edith Boardman
Betty Flanagan
Jeanetta Hatfield
Helen , Kirkpatrick
Phyllis McKellips
Betty Pfandhoefer
Csardas
Jean Knight
Margaret Mineck
Betty Mae Sommer
Peggy Threlkeld
Betty Winn
Dorothy Dobson
Ann L. Engberg
Anne Frazier
Jane Frazier
Eloise Helfenstine
Pauline Huston
Geraldine James
Maxine Mc
Milwaukee
Fort Howard Tissue
Hladey's Grocery & Market
4Th Ave
Dial
Hoovers
Keehns
Miss Stitzel
L. L. White
Reids
Mrs. Roseman
Lenway
Powrie
M-J-B Co
M‘j'b
M.J.B
MJB
Bo iI
Katherine M. Kratzer
Mrs. Rains
Krebs
3Rd Ave. SE
Trinity Lutheran
Beta Iota
Naomi
Miss Gerber
Killian
Das
Kilail
Esok
Climalene
Bisons
Rothley
the Killian Company
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